Rubber stamping means transferring images from a stamp onto paper, fabric or any other material you can think of.
When you do rubber stamping you select your stamp & your chosen medium for transfer - this is usually ink...which comes in a variety of colours.
You apply your ink to the image & then press down onto your paper (or other material that you are transferring to).
The great thing about rubber stamping is that you get a uniform image each time, and that makes it easy for you to create repeating designs.
Rubber stamps come in all different sorts of images to suit a variety of tastes & styles.
Traditionally rubber stamping has been used in card making & it has branched out into scrapbooking & altered art.
Once you are introduced to the world of rubber stamping you will find that there is a seemingly endless number of techniques that you can use with your rubber stamps.
If you would like to find out more, why not join me for a free introduction evening where you will be able to try your hand at stamping.
Contact me today to book into the next workshop, or click here to find out more.
Kelly Slattery
(09) 265 0555
Auckland
